Team Life Biohackers

29/12/2025

Christmas Joy!! 🎄❤️🎄

19/05/2025

HAPPY 6 MONTHS RYDER!! WE LOVE YOU!!!💙🥳💙

31/01/2025

My friends Wendy Buike Megan Lin Ware and Lynn Balaka and I have a text message group titled Psalm 23.
Helps keep us focused on Him ✝️

01/01/2025

Love, health, happiness and abundant blessings to all! Even Ryder joined the New Year celebration! 👶🍼🎊

25/12/2024

Wishing you and your families the abundant love, peace and joy of Christ this Christmas ❤️✝️🎁

24/12/2024

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06/12/2024

Let kindness guide your voice today,
For harsh words leave wounds that stay.
Speak with love to those who’re small,
Their hearts are pure, they hear it all.
To youth whose path is steep and long,
Offer words that make them strong.
Life gives them battles yet to face;
Let your voice be their safe place.
For those whose twilight years draw near,
Whose stories deserve a gentle ear,
Speak softly of the life they’ve known,
Each word a comfort freely shown.
And to those who’ve lost their way,
Remember mercy as you say
The words that might just lead them home—
No soul should wander lost, alone.
For gentle words, like morning dew,
Touch hearts and make the world anew.
These whispers soft, these moments kind,
Leave ripples in the streams of time.
Etheric Echoes
Art by Nino Chakvetadze

11/11/2024

According to an old Native American legend, one day there was a big fire in the forest. All the animals fled in terror in all directions, because it was a very violent fire. Suddenly, the jaguar saw a hummingbird pass over his head, but in the opposite direction. The hummingbird flew towards the fire!

Whatever happened, he wouldn’t stop. Moments later, the jaguar saw him pass again, this time in the same direction as the jaguar was walking. He could observe this coming and going, until he decided to ask the bird about it, because it seemed very bizarre behavior.

“What are you doing, hummingbird?” he asked.

“I am going to the lake,” he answered, “I drink water with my beak and throw it on the fire to extinguish it.” The jaguar laughed. ‘Are you crazy? Do you really think that you can put out that big fire on your own with your very small beak?’

‘No,’ said the hummingbird, ‘I know I can’t. But the forest is my home. It feeds me, it shelters me and my family. I am very grateful for that. And I help the forest grow by pollinating its flowers. I am part of her and the forest is part of me. I know I can’t put out the fire, but I must do my part.’

At that moment, the forest spirits, who listened to the hummingbird, were moved by the bird and its devotion to the forest, miraculously they sent a torrential downpour, which put an end to the great fire.

The Native American grandmothers would occasionally tell this story to their grandchildren, then conclude with, “Do you want to attract miracles into your life? Do your part.”

“You have no responsibility to save the world or find the solutions to all problems—but to attend to your particular personal corner of the universe. As each person does that, the world saves itself.’”

- author unknown

Art by Laron

10/11/2024

Here’s to the bridge-builders,
the hand-holders, the light-bringers,
those extraordinary souls …
wrapped in ordinary lives ….
who quietly weave threads of
humanity into an inhumane world.

They are the unsung heroes
in a world at war with itself.
They are the whisperers of hope
that peace is possible.
Look for them in this present darkness.
Light your candle with their flame.
And then go.

Build bridges. Hold hands.
Bring light to a dark
and desperate world.
Be the hero you are looking for.
Peace is possible.
It begins with us.

~L.R. Knost

Art: ElinManonIllustration

03/11/2024

“Above all, do not lose your desire to walk. Everyday, I walk myself into a state of well-being and walk away from every illness. I have walked myself into my best thoughts, and I know of no thought so burdensome that one cannot walk away from it. But by sitting still, and the more one sits still, the closer one comes to feeling ill. Thus if one just keeps on walking, everything will be all right.”
~Søren Kierkegaard
Image: art by Brooklyn

(Book: Every Day, I’ll Love You: 180 Days Of Love https://amzn.to/4eVWQYB [ad])

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